Tuesday, 13 January 2015

More Good News for Livestock Exporters





Many people working in farming will tell you that good news hasn’t exactly been in plentiful supply over recent years.

However, it’s possible that things are turning a corner because we have recently seen a spate of encouraging announcements.

They largely relate to the opening up of various markets that have typically been closed or at best difficult to access for the Australian agricultural community. 



One of the recent ones that we have referred to before was the signing of various agreements with China. Even more recently, the Lebanese market has also been seemingly ‘cracked’ with the anticipation of potential significant export opportunities for sheep and cattle. 

While this is all good news, there’s no doubt that there will be continued pressure on the Australian farmer to run a pretty tight and lean ship in order to compete with international prices. As countries are opening up their trade borders a little and international trade liberalises, you can be sure that farmers in places like Europe and South America will be looking with eager anticipation for opportunities to cash in.

They certainly won’t be leaving the field clear for us Aussies to make all the running.

You may be wondering what all this has to do with things like Kubota tractors?

Well, the need to obtain access to the best agricultural machinery and at the keenest prices is going to be an on-going key factor in the success of Australian farming. While we can’t jet around the world engaging in trade negotiations, we can at least play our part in delivering solid solutions and at sensible prices. 

We know that, in spite of a lot of recent good news, times continue to be demanding for many people in farming communities and that’s why we’ve put together a range of cost-effective options to help. 

Why not give us a call to see how we might be able to help you upgrade your farming machinery without breaking your bank?    

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